The shepherd herds the sheep to save the eight roads (story)
At that time, during the Anti-Japanese War, Yang Qier in Goumen Village had two sheep and two eggs, and there was a flock of sheep. One day, as usual, he went to his rectangular ditch, and suddenly found that there was a group of Japanese and puppet soldiers hiding in this ditch. He pretended not to see, whistled, and walked in the other direction. Because he knew that a group of Eighth Route Army lived in Jihuali not far from that direction. These Japanese didn't take him seriously, and felt that he couldn't do anything as a shepherd. Actually, he was a militiaman. After he moved away from the sight of the Japanese and the little devils, he quickly went to a nearby information tree and knocked it down to report the news. Even so, he was not at ease, and quickly abandoned the sheep and ran towards the station. At this time he discovered that the Japanese had discovered his intentions and that someone was chasing him. The shepherd, after all, was a militiaman, and after two blows, he found a hidden gun from elsewhere and opened fire on the group of people who were chasing. The group of people had a lot of kung fu, and when they were about to catch up, he quickly ran to the cave where he usually hid. Then he was not at ease, so he found some mines from the hole and buried them nearby, and threw some grenades to report to the nearby Eighth Route Army. At this time, after the Eighth Route Army knew the situation, it quickly attacked and surrounded this group of devils.
Surrounded by the Eighth Route Army, the battle raged fiercely. Yang Erdan came out of the hole in the ground and fought side by side with the Eighth Route Army.
The Japanese and the puppet army were taken by surprise by the sudden attack, but they still tried to resist. A fierce exchange of fire ensued, with bullets and shells flying through the air.
The Eighth Route Army took advantage of the terrain and skillfully arranged the defensive line to gradually suppress the enemy. With his familiarity with the terrain, Yang Erdan led a part of the soldiers to attack from the flank, causing great trouble to the enemy.
In battle, Yang Erdan showed extraordinary courage and resourcefulness. He skillfully used mines and grenades, inflicting heavy casualties on the enemy.
Eventually, the Japanese and the puppet army realized that the tide was gone and began to break through and escape. The Eighth Route Army pursued decisively and kept narrowing the encirclement.
After a fierce pursuit, the Eighth Route Army managed to wipe out all the enemy. The victory in this battle was not only due to the heroic fighting of the Eighth Route Army, but also inseparable from the wit and bravery of Yang Erdan.
After the battle, Yang Erdan became a hero in the hearts of the villagers. His story has been widely told, inspiring more people to fight for their homeland.
In the days to come, Yang Erdan will continue to actively participate in the anti-Japanese struggle and make greater contributions to the cause of the liberation of the motherland.
